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Appropriating the Commons: Tea Estates and Conflict Over Water in Southern Malawi. While much of the contestation between these tea estates and communities in the district has been over land, water is another resource whose control appears to be a potential future contestation. Building on his fieldwork in Mulanje District, the author highlights how the control of water in the d

Aspirin

Political Economy and the Government Attack on Sharks: A Non-Speciesist Southern Green Criminologyer fictionalised in film or demonised in the media, in both instances either misunderstood or politicised for powerful and economic gain. Moreover, government interests premised on tourist dollars and re-election mandates dictate policies of ‘catch and kill’, rather than educational approaches that

Aspirin

Green Potential in the Global South: The , in Neoliberal Bangladeshi-billion dollar open-pit coal mining project in Phulbari, a region known for its significant ecological diversity. The proposed project would have affected a hundred villages, impacted Indigenous communities, dispossessed hundreds of thousands, harmed the environment, and distressed thousands of ac

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Latin American Green Criminology and the Limits of Restorative Justice: An Analysis of the Samarco Cus on the specific characteristics of environmental victimisation in Southern countries and how alternative dispute resolution mechanisms should be structured to properly repair human and non-human harms. Considering this gap in the literature, this chapter examines the challenges and limits of appl

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Beyond Retributive Justice: Listening to Environmental Victims’ Demands in Brazil caused by human activity. Specifically, Southern green criminology has shown how the coloniality of knowledge limits the imagination when comprehending and analysing environmental harm, the victims, and the possibilities of justice. Considering that the criticism of retributive justice is part of a

UTTER

Pop Culture as Environmental Education in Japan: The Case of Hayao Miyazaki’s f Japanese pop culture, can address readers’ sensibilities by illustrating the seriousness of environmental harm and the ethical realm of the human condition. In this way, manga can be instrumental in environmental education. The author focuses on the work of Hayao Miyazaki, who created a serial man